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The race for the title of Ms Kingston & St. Andrew Festival Queen has begun. There are 12 equally poised powerful women vying for the top slot. Who is it going to be? Who is your favourite?
The Louise Bennett festival will showcase Jamaica’s Culture while paying homage to a great Jamaican cultural icon. Starting in September 2022 the country will smile annually to her work.
The Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sport hosted a floral tribute that was held in commemoration of the 99th anniversary of the birth of the Most Hon. Hugh Lawson Shearer, Former Prime Minister of Jamaica.
Prepare for two spectacular games as part of Jamaica’s 60th anniversary festivities. The Festival Queen and Gospel Star Competitions are now closed to new entrants, and candidates must now focus on preparation. They are not to be missed.
Kingston Creative’s Paint the City initiative has received a boost. They will keep beautifying the city until at least August 2022. It’s an exciting time to wander around downtown Kingston and see how the murals improve the environment.
Miss Agnes ‘Aggie’ Bernard may be certain that she will not be forgotten any time soon. The government recently unveiled a bust of her in an attempt to commemorate her long life and achievements to Jamaica.
At the start of her reign, Jamaica’s 2021 Festival Queen had a vision of providing free dental care to 590 students across the island. Dr Dominique Reid has surpassed this goal, having served 610 students aged 12 years and younger.
A woman’s choice to give birth is the foundation of our civilization. Why don’t we utilize it as a foundation for appreciating the value of every woman we know? Treat women as equals who deserve to be treated fairly.
The Rotary Club of St. Andrew’s principal project for the 2020-2021 Rotary year was the renovation of a Multi-Purpose Building at Boys’ Town, which will be used as a training centre for the community’s youth.
There are many elements to Dancehall music and the clash of sound systems is one that bring vibes and fun to its patrons. These clashes began in the late 1950’s and is today the platform used by the best of the best DJs in all of Dancehall.
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